| Never except for a couple PE classes and for this year in my geo class. Apparently Iβm one of 3 people who still have 100% |
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IceySongstress said: Kii_Ibarra said: Was one of the few students in my HS class who acted their age, so, yeah, I'd say so Huh? Which one are you? It contradicts with your profile. There's this saying and however it goes: never judge by its surface. |
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| Yeah, around high school I started half assing things more though |
IceySongstress said: You do not need to answer for her. How is someone who claims to not be able to do basic arithmetic operations in percent be a top student in HS. They can't even be one in elementary school. She once claimed she's a college drop out and you know what? I don't care cause it's whatever. People claim to be what they want to be. Thus, contradictions are everywhere. Even if you think they are a walking contradiction. |
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| I don't think we went to the same classes though... According to Rashi, Tubal-cain's name literally means "Cain's-Spices", with the Hebrew word TΕ«ΜαΈal (ΧͺΧΧΧ) deriving from the word TΕ«ΜαΈlin (ΧͺΧΧΧΧ) meaning spices. Rashi states that he was named this, because he "seasoned and improved the work of Cain". In other words, because he was a blacksmith, who helped to make weapons which could be used to kill more efficiently, he invokes his ancestor Cain's sin of murder. the Latin Vulgate renders him as Thubalcain. It is not clear why he has a double-barreled first name. |
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| my grades were too good. they didnt need to be as good. i shouldve skipped class sometimes and put less effort. it wouldnt have made a difference. (in college anyways - i think high school gpa mattered more) |
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IceySongstress said: Huh? Which one are you? It contradicts with your profile. IceySongstress said: How is someone who claims to not be able to do basic arithmetic operations in percent be a top student in HS. They can't even be one in elementary school. I tend to ramble quite often, so I'm not exactly sure where I mentioned it on my profile, but, yeah, I'm absolutely terrible at math, to the point that I only passed the final math exam on a technicality I think I made up with my poor math skills however, by how well I did in English, Biology and French (the latter two I can hardly remember anything about, however) As for elementary school, I was in a class of about maybe 10 people (sometimes more, sometimes less, depending on who transferred schools), and was probably pretty near the bottom of that class, for what that's worth Off-topic, but how have you been? ^u^ |
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| Honors but not top. I'm too lazy to be at the top. |
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| elementary school: flop middle school: top high school: average uni: plane crash - about to drop out in general my performance collerates with how many friends I have and how I am treated by others, where later is cause and former is effect I should have started getting a job right after highschool because college these days is not an educational institution, especially if is something hands-on like computer science. College is a zoo where your bullies fuck each other and you are the stepping stone if your looks are below average, it is just a giant foreplay scenario of a dating-sim where you are the background charachter who gets beaten up by the mc so he can boost his charisma stats. |
IceySongstress said: No problem! I didn't even meet the mark, though. But enough people failed that they had to bump the higher fails up to a "pass" to save the school's reputation or something like that, I think?Thank you for clearing things up. While, I find it hard to believe that someone can't do elementary mathematics, I can take you on your words for passing the test just by merely meeting the mark. IDK, that's what I was told, anyways |
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| I was above average in grade/middle school, mediocre in high school, and then dropped out of college twice. Third time I went back and got my Bachelor's magna cum laude (3.8 GPA), so I finally applied myself and good things happened. |
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| Not sure what you mean, since didn't have any kind of ranking or anything. If it's just about getting the best grades consistently, then no, I was never a top student, at most 2nd and 3rd place at times. I never tried to either, as I didn't like school and didn't want to be there, and I was only good at the subjects I enjoyed. |
| In Elementary School I was on top of the world I was Mr. Perfect At Everything including getting good grades (was even pulled aside in a separate class for gifted math students) however unfortunately I discovered videogames and by Middle School / Highschool I was no longer a straight A student (managed to rebound in College though). It's a shame, I really squandered my potential in life I really feel like I could have accomplished some truly great things had I been more disciplined and stronger willed, my parents thought for sure I was Stanford bound. Luckily I've been given another opportunity, hopefully it pans out and I can have an actual impact on the world. I'll be careful not to be too overbearing on them but I absolutely will do everything in my power to make sure my future kids don't make the same mistakes I did, that way they can meet their full potential whatever that may be. |
| In high school, I placed second out of 800 students. Number 1 went to an ivy league school. Unfortunately, I did not, but I'm satisfied with the University I'm currently attending. |
| I started pretty average then my grades just started doing bad in 4th-5th grade. Then i did a bit better in 6th to 7th even math (tho that's probably because i had the assistance i needed) then 8th and all the other grades after i began doing horrendously. Fatigue, lack of motivation, no matter how often something was explained to me i couldn't understand (this mostly applies to math), and also my terrible reading comprehension (applies mainly to history and science). I was just getting frustrated at that point. Only one class i didn't get bad grades in and you'd have to try to get a bad grade in that class. |
| I have always been intectually smart when its come down to school, but in my early years i never applied myself and thought that getting good grades never really mattered. That being said all throughout primary and high school I was always that person who would get like 90%+ on all the assignments and exams without studying. However, i was also the person who did not care and would just aim for a passing mark most of the time. Because of this behaviour i never could truly be called the "top student" of any of the schools i attended. As of this year I am now going into my third year of university and have since corrected my ways and I am applying myself with all my ability. Currently I have a very high GPA and average between distiction and high distiction overall for my units and subjects. |
Askr_YggdrasilJun 23, 2022 2:31 AM
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| no, I was never the top student but I wouldn't say that I'm dumb nor smart. Just an average student with average grades, I'll admit that I was way smarter when I was around middle school, but then when I reached highschool it changed. |
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| I've had my ups and downs but I tend to be a pretty good student. Recently, life has fucked me over and I'm not as motivated as I used to be. |
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| For some reason, u brought old memories man. You see, i was dogshit at school. My marks were the shittiest shit anyone could have sight of. Anti-social, but for some reason i was the center of all the atenttion, as if my natural charm just carried me all the way through (cuz u know, u can be kinda anti-social but have an extraordinary pesonality.) I just had so much fun those days even if was not a top student. Probably i just wasn't involved in all that dogshit of "u gotta study so ur future will be easier", but man if it was true. Still i met a lot of ppl who made my days funny. Nowadays i'm still a lil social awkward, but i still have that natural charm. Indeed it was thanks to school i'm more involved with ppl and more commited with society. |
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| Yeah, back in primary. Then in secondary, because I went to a Grammar, I was at the bottom of the classes. During A-Levels a few people in politics treated me like I was at the top - as in "If they thought that test was hard it must have been hard" and "If they think I have good answers I should do well in the tests" - but I never thought of myself that way |
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